Hemostat / Needle Gripper Tool for Turning Fabric and Interfacing

$8.00 - $10.00

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Turn fabric and interfacing right side out with ease using the Gripper tool—perfect for everything from tiny leaves to larger Hawaiian appliqué shapes.

The small gripper is 3 1/2" and perfect for small pieces like leaves.
The large gripper is 10" and great for our Hawaiian patterns, or other patterns with long turns.
Helps protect your stitches while turning
Saves time and reduces frustration

Great to tug hand-sewing needles through seam allowances!

Note: We recommend the FasTurn #6 for the Double Wedding Ring arcs and bag handles - those are narrow pieces and can be stretched with the gripper, so use the FasTurn for those.

What Quilters Are Saying

"I used to dread turning small pieces—this tool makes it so easy!"

"Perfect for Hawaiian appliqué. The larger size is a game changer."

"Works beautifully with my Quiltsmart patterns. No more frustration."

"I didn’t realize how much time I was wasting before—now everything turns smoothly."

Who Is This For

- Quilters using Quiltsmart printed interfacing patterns
- Appliqué lovers (especially Hawaiian quilting)
- Anyone working with small or detailed fabric shapes
- Beginners who want less frustration
- Experienced quilters looking for a faster and easier way to turn appliqué

- The small gripper is ideal for tiny shapes like leaves, petals, and small appliqué details
- The large gripper works beautifully for bigger shapes like Hawaiian appliqué
- A must-have companion tool for Quiltsmart appliqué patterns
- Great for gift-making projects like pillows, wall hangings, and decorative appliqué pieces

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hemostat/Gripper used for?
It helps turn fabric and interfacing right side out after stitching, especially for appliqué and small shapes.

What size should I choose?
Use the small size for tiny pieces like leaves and detailed appliqué. Choose the large size for bigger shapes like Hawaiian patterns.

Will it damage my fabric?
No—it's designed to gently grip and guide fabric without stressing seams.

Is this good for beginners?
Absolutely. It makes it easier to turn appliqué, and also helps pull needles through tough fabrics when hand sewing.